3 days.

WD 8 working days

My very aggressive profile already invest half year, but the return not so beautiful. Thinking to quit from wahed.

same portfolio, more than a year already, current percentage gain only 1.6%

My total investment up to today is RM 1,100 (DCA)
The value show in Wahed is RM 1,144.21 (include RM 40 referral bonus)
That mean i only earn RM 4.21

Started in July as of now 7.9%, only top up once
Also what is cash bonuses in the performance?

damn high bro, currently in what portfolio?

Sharing.

Started Feb 2020 and DCA for 'very aggressive' portfolio
Percentage gain 10.84% as of Nov 4

I think everyone will see a better gain tomorrow.

1 year anniversary sharing:

TWR: 14.6%
MWR: 7.7%

Started with aggressive, then switched back to moderately aggresive, then back to aggresive.

Very Aggressive

Its better than stashaway

As of today stashaway outperforms Wahed, no thanks to the sudden surge in China etf

Latest return goes back above 10%

Market update - October 2020

Our latest market commentary is now ready. Stay up to date with the markets with our easy-to-read monthly summary. Please note at the time of writing this month's summary, the US presidential elections were not called.

"As mentioned during our recent webinar, equity markets seem prepared for either a Trump or Biden victory, as neither are expected to introduce major tax measures or industry regulation, particularly around ‘Big Tech’."

Check out the full article below.
https://journal.wahedinvest.com/market-comm...y-october-2020/

Fuh HLAL flying

Weekly Market Update

Market Review: 2 - 6 November 2020
Most funds used by Wahed Invest rebounded last week, with HLAL +7.9%, RHB IBF +0.1% and GOLD +2.4% while MMID declined -3.3%. US markets recovered sharply as investors expected a potential split government following the US elections, therefore possibly reducing the likelihood of immediate tax hikes and increased regulations while some form of fiscal-aid package should still be on the table. Meanwhile, KLCI closed the week higher on optimism that the recently tabled Budget 2021 could tackle the adverse economic impact from the COVID-19 pandemic.

HLAL	MMID	RHB IBF	GOLD
+7.9%	-3.3%	+0.1%	+2.4%

*Table 1: Week-on-week returns (2 Nov 2020 - 6 Nov 2020)

Market Outlook: 9 - 13 November 2020
Post-election volatility could still affect the US markets, as the control of the Senate is yet to be decided until January 2021. In addition, the US economy is still expected to be affected from the worsening pandemic, which topped 100,000 cases per day. Locally, KLCI could also see some volatility before the first round of Budget 2021 voting on 23 Nov.

Pressing Points: Staying Invested To Gain Long-Term Return
Year-to-date, all funds are performing well in terms of total return, with HLAL +15.4%, MMID +16.5%, RHB IBF +4.6% and GOLD +25.8%. As we get closer to the end of 2020, markets are on track to end on a high barring any unexpected sharp selling pressure. For long-term investors, staying invested and exercising dollar cost averaging would yield the most optimal return by taking advantage of low cost during down markets while benefiting long-term market growth.

HLAL	MMID	RHB IBF	GOLD
+15.4%	+16.5%	+4.6%	+25.8%

*Table 2: Year-to-date returns (1 Jan 2020 - 6 Nov 2020)

Invested since Jan 2020 on very aggressive portfolio. So far so good. Only wish instead of cash, they put it in gold

Nice return you have over there which includes before realignment exercise.

Market Review: 9 - 13 November 2020

Most funds used by Wahed Invest were up last week, with HLAL +1.5%, MMID +18.7% and RHB IBF +0.2% while GOLD declined -2.7%. The S&P 500 closed at a record high following news of progress in the development of a COVID-19 vaccine. Global stocks surged after Pfizer and BioNTech announced that their vaccine had 90% effectiveness, triggering optimism that the health crisis will be addressed and the economic recovery can be accelerated. Locally, the KLCI was up 4.3% last week. Bank Negara Malaysia announced that the gross domestic product (GDP) for 3rd quarter 2020 declined by 2.7%, compared with a sharper slump of 17.1% in the 2nd quarter.

HLAL	MMID	RHB IBF	GOLD
+1.5%	+18.7%	+0.2%	-2.7%

Table 1: Week-on-week returns (9 Nov 2020 - 13 Nov 2020)

Market Outlook: 16 - 20 November 2020

The news of an effective vaccine should raise market expectation that the global economic recovery will be sustainable in 2021, although near-term uncertainties could still trigger volatility. The production and distribution of the vaccine will take months, and in the meantime the pandemic will continue to shape the direction of the economy. For the Malaysian market, local corporates will start to post 3rd quarter earnings that are expected to be better compared to the previous quarter following the easing of the movement control order.

Pressing Points: Be Disciplined In Periods Of Market Uncertainty

Year-to-date, all funds continue to perform well in terms of total return, with HLAL +17.0%, MMID +37.8%, RHB IBF +4.8% and GOLD +22.4%. The positive news on the COVID-19 front gives hope that the market and economic recovery could be sustained in 2021 and beyond. Long-term investors that invest according to their risk profile should not be distracted with short-term volatility, as they could miss out on sudden spikes in the market if they divest during a market downturn. As usual, being disciplined and exercising dollar cost averaging is our advice for long-term investors.

HLAL	MMID	RHB IBF	GOLD
+17.0%	+37.8%	+4.8%	+22.4%

Table 2: Year-to-date returns (1 Jan 2020 - 13 Nov 2020)

I think most of our portfolio is positive or in recovery stage.

I look back to my October statement, my RHB bond fund and gold are negative.

those are just hedges. equities appreciation more important